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\"After<\/p>\n

Body Acne Is Normal \u2014 And Manageable<\/strong><\/p>\n

Acne affects nearly\u00a01 in 10 people worldwide<\/strong>, and while it can take a toll on confidence, it\u2019s important to remember:\u00a0<\/p>\n

Start with daily habits.\u00a0Shower after sweating<\/strong>\u00a0to wash away bacteria and oil buildup, and use gentle\u00a0<\/p>\n

Healthy living supports clear skin, too. Stay hydrated, get enough rest, and eat\u00a0anti-inflammatory foods<\/p>\n

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<\/strong>\u00a0\u2014 berries, nuts, and whole grains are great choices. Avoid popping pimples, which can cause scarring and spread bacteria. If breakouts persist, a\u00a0dermatologist<\/strong>\u00a0can recommend stronger treatments or prescription options.<\/p>\n

Most importantly, be kind to yourself. Acne is common, temporary, and treatable \u2014 but your worth isn\u2019t measured by your skin. With patience and proper care, your body will heal, and your confidence will shine through.<\/p>\n

It’s been a great year for pimple-popping content.<\/span>\u00a0TLC; Enilsa Brown\/YouTube; \u6f84\u7192SPA\/YouTube; Dr. Pimple Popper\/Youtube<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Whether you love pimple- and zit-popping videos or gag even thinking about them, you have to concede that they’ve got staying power. The trend continues to flourish online, and the genre has even expanded to mainstream TV with the premiere of Dr. Pimple Popper’s TLC series earlier this summer.<\/p>\n

All year long, we here at INSIDER have been combing through the ongoing influx of popping content, looking for the very best cyst, blackhead, and lipoma videos.<\/p>\n

Here’s a list (in no particular order) of 2018’s best, grossest, and most breathtaking pimple pops.<\/p>\n

No list of pimple-popping videos would be complete without content from the genre’s reigning queen: California dermatologist, YouTuber, and TV star Sandra Lee, aka Dr. Pimple Popper. And what better way to start this list than to highlight one of Lee’s most beloved videos of 2018?<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0How to know if a pimple is safe to pop or if you should just leave it alone<\/em><\/p>\n

One of her most popular pops of the year, with 8.6 million views, is\u00a0a video posted back in January. It features a\u00a0dilated pore of winer, which is essentially a giant blackhead clogging a single, super-stretched-out pore. Skip ahead to the one-minute mark for the first big squeeze.<\/p>\n

There’s something about advanced pimple age that makes a pop ultra compelling. To know that a clogged pore hasn’t been touched in years, or even decades, makes the removal of the gunk inside it all the more satisfying.<\/p>\n

So it’s no wonder that more than 2.4 million people watched this video featuring\u00a0dozens of 50-year-old blackheads\u00a0clustered around a man’s eye. It was posted in March by India-based dermatologist and cosmetologist Lalit Kasana, who used a simple technique \u2014 two Q-tips and gentle pressure \u2014 for the 14-minute extraction session. Can’t get enough? There’s another video dedicated to the\u00a0blackheads around the patient’s other eye.<\/p>\n

Every once in a while a great DIY popping video rivals the offerings of the YouTube pros. This video,\u00a0posted to Reddit’s \/r\/popping community in April, is one such example.<\/p>\n

It shows a woman peeling a total of 16 pore strips off of her boyfriend’s back,\u00a0dredging up hundreds of blackheads\u00a0in the process. INSIDER interviewed Kevin Andrew, the man pictured in the video, who said his doctor said the clogged pores were due to sun exposure. Dermatologists call these types of blackheads\u00a0solar comedones.<\/p>\n

\u6f84\u7192SPA’s YouTube channel, owned by a\u00a0spa in Taiwan, is a hidden treasure in the popping world. It has just 153,500 subscribers (compare that to\u00a0Dr. Pimple Popper’s 4.7 million) but often features the internet’s most jaw-dropping inside-the-ear blackheads.<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0Dr. Pimple Popper released a 7-minute compilation video with only ear blackheads<\/em><\/p>\n

This year’s \u6f84\u7192SPA videos haven’t disappointed. One video posted in July shows an\u00a0ear blackhead that spans two separate pores. It’s excruciatingly slow going at first as the technician prods the skin with a pair of tweezers, but the payoff at the three-minute mark is worth the wait.<\/p>\n

With 5.2 million views as of this writing, this video is from January is among Dr. Pimple Popper’s most watched of the year. But it’s not about pimples at all.<\/p>\n

Instead, it highlights calcinosis cutis,\u00a0calcium deposits in the skin\u00a0that manifest as small, covered bumps.\u00a0The patient in this video\u00a0happens to have hundreds of them, all located on his scrotum.<\/p>\n

The bumps are\u00a0painless and benign, according to a paper published in 2017 in the Journal of Medical Case Reports. But Lee’s video reminds viewers that even technically harmless growths can have real, negative impacts on a patient’s life. (Lee told INSIDER in June that\u00a0she’s always tried to deliver this message\u00a0in her videos.)<\/p>\n

Watch Lee squeeze and remove the bumps below, and you’ll see exactly why\u00a0she called this patient “extremely brave.”<\/p>\n

If you love relaxing popping sessions, you’ll love following\u00a0aesthetician Enilsa Brown. You won’t find gushing blood or flying pus on her YouTube channel, but you will find dozens of lengthy videos in which Brown ever so gently cleans out clogged pores, explaining each step of the process in her soothing voice.<\/p>\n

This acne-extraction video from January has drawn 7.9 million views, making it Brown’s second most popular video ever. The pimple she pops at the five-minute mark is one to remember.<\/p>\n

What was perhaps the year’s biggest popping news came in February when\u00a0Lee announced that she would be starring in her very own TV series\u00a0on TLC, aptly titled “Dr. Pimple Popper.”<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0Dr. Pimple Popper’s TLC series was just renewed for another season \u2014 here are the best moments from the show so far<\/em><\/p>\n

The show follows Lee as she treats patients with skin conditions even more dramatic than the ones seen on her YouTube channel. The premiere, on July 11, started with\u00a0“the biggest” lipoma Lee has ever removed. But the second episode featured a\u00a0truly unforgettable cyst, filled with gunk that looked a lot like cottage cheese.<\/p>\n

In the episode, a patient named Ronen seeks out Lee’s help with a painful cyst on his leg that’s been growing for decades. As soon as Lee slices into it, a waterfall of dead, wet skin cells bursts forth. The cyst’s volume is astonishing.<\/p>\n

A complete video of the pop isn’t available on social media, but you can see a sneak peek below, and\u00a0the entire episode\u00a0is available to stream on TLC’s website. This one is well worth taking the time to watch.<\/p>\n

This Dr. Pimple Popper video from November is titled “A Pilar Cyst for the Books.” That’s not an overstatement.<\/p>\n

The featured patient has massive pilar cyst, which is a type of benign growth that almost always\u00a0occurs on the scalp.<\/p>\n

Skip ahead to 1:53 and you’ll see the cyst’s wall peeking through Lee’s incision in the skin. In that moment, it looks like a creepy, cloudy, zombie-esque eyeball. (On her Instagram page,\u00a0Lee compared the growth to the one-eyed character Mike Wazowski\u00a0from the movie “Monsters, Inc.”) The rest of the pop is just as captivating. Don’t miss the minor explosion of cyst gunk near the 4:03 mark.<\/p>\n

This video from June starts with Lee popping some tiny blackheads on a patient’s nose. Then the patient reveals that she has another blackhead hiding behind her ear.<\/p>\n

That surprise blackhead does not disappoint: It comes out in one piece and is far larger than it seems at first glance. Watch it starting at the four-minute mark below:<\/p>\n

This video was discovered by members of\u00a0\/r\/popping. It’s from 2017, but it was reshared on the subreddit in February and\u00a0August, and it’s among the subreddit’s most upvoted cyst videos of the year.<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0This deeply gross Dr. Pimple Popper video will remind you why you shouldn’t squeeze cysts at home<\/em><\/p>\n

The pop comes courtesy of an Instagram account called Dr. Zit Zapper, which appears to be run by\u00a0California dermatologist Steven Hodgkin, though it isn’t verified. The video features a cheek cyst that explodes throughout the popping procedure.\u00a0One Reddit commenter called it\u00a0“everything I’ve ever asked for in a pimple pop.”<\/p>\n

Right Cheek Cyst #pimple #pimplepopper #squeeze #pimplepopping #instagood #chunky<\/p>\n

A post shared by Dr ZitZapper (@drzitzapper) on Nov 20, 2017 at 4:27pm PST

The food metaphors continue with this stellar cyst pop, first posted to YouTube in July. Fair warning: There’s a lot of blood before the big payoff, when Lee squeezes the growth and the contents come out in one long, flat ribbon. (“It’s almost like a lasagna noodle,” Lee remarks during the video.)<\/p>\n

Watch the whole thing if you can stomach the bleeding, or skip to 8:19 for the actual pop.<\/p>\n

This video, also uploaded in November, shows a cyst that’s so pressurized it squirts some of its contents onto Lee’s scrubs as soon as she gives it a gentle squeeze. The eruption itself happens at the 1:48 mark. Don’t worry if you blink and miss it: There’s a slow-motion replay afterward.<\/p>\n

Skip ahead to the 3:25 mark to watch Lee gently tug out the surprisingly massive cyst sac. You’ll see why one YouTube commenter called the entire saga “gleefully repulsive.”<\/p>\n

Pops don’t need to be explosive and dramatic to be good. In fact, aesthetician\u00a0Josefa Reina\u00a0has amassed more than 400,000 YouTube subscribers by sharing popping videos that are just the opposite of dramatic. Her channel is a treasure trove of long, soothing popping sessions set to classical music. In this 12-minute video, uploaded in May, Reina gently extracts several\u00a0milia, small cysts\u00a0containing keratin that manifest as “pearly white” bumps under the skin, according to DermNet NZ.<\/p>\n

Read more<\/strong>:\u00a0How to pop a pimple without destroying your skin<\/em><\/p>\n

They’re harmless and don’t need to be treated, but patients may opt to have them removed anyway. Lucky for popping fans, this patient did.<\/p>\n

This 8 1\/2-minute video from Kasana shows the juicy removal of whiteheads and blackheads all over a patient\u2019s face. Though tiny, these pops are still satisfying. Fair warning: things get a little bloody around the 3:50 mark, but Kasana cleans it up fast.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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